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by muddi900 2y ago
This is exactly in line with Thiel's principles.
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by muddi900 2y ago
This sentence will tell you everything about what is being written: "People who have higher intakes of several common emulsifiers are more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, according to three recent
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by muddi900 2y ago
This is without a doubt the greatest piece of "economism" I have ever read. "MoNeY sUpPly" is a simplistic talking point. Supply shocks played a major role in post-pandemic inflation, along with the increase in money sup
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by muddi900 2y ago
This is a great response to something nobody was talking about.
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by muddi900 2y ago
But who would analyze the AI for bias?
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by muddi900 2y ago
I don't know who in their right mind believes that the Trump voter gave a mandate to "Pragmatism". There is nothing pragmatic about giving jobs to media personalities for loyalty.
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by muddi900 2y ago
This is Nate Silver retroactively justify his beliefs. He makes factual mistakes while doing. Elon was not a founder at Paypal. He wormed his way in to the company with a merger through x.com(lol), and then tried to push out every original
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by muddi900 2y ago
Elon Musk is the defacto top aide to the POTUS. This is not just some "Random celebrity".
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by muddi900 2y ago
Answer: Microsoft happened.
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by muddi900 2y ago
Hertz was a unique case where shareholders won: https://www.ft.com/content/f41eac59-3404-4504-b698-b4ead8f14...
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by muddi900 2y ago
The flight log have been out for years. Do people not know about them?
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by muddi900 2y ago
Besides the fact that the airliner business runs in decades, not years, there are other problems with the airline business. Airlines usually build their fleets around specific plane lines. Some use the variants of the same model. It is easi
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by muddi900 2y ago
Bah, Humbug!!!!!! Seriously, I don't like it.
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by muddi900 2y ago
The wonderful thing about SWATing is the sinister nature if it. It is a euphemism, for the fact that the US is a police state. So much so that private citizens can manipulate it as a weapon. There is no consequence, or even drastic change i
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by muddi900 2y ago
This comment is asinine. It is like saying "Tomato is a fruit". Except if we were using the definition of fruit from 1825. Democracy as a term has been defined to include represtative Republics for at least a century. Stop being a
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by muddi900 2y ago
Washington wasn't as wealthy, even in relative terms, than Musk.
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by muddi900 2y ago
These are a lot of words to state you disagree with your previous post.
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by muddi900 2y ago
I upvoted because it was unfairly downvoted. I disagree with the scientism presented in the comment it self. A secular, liberal-democratic society is based on property rights and bodily autonomy. In such a society, banning abortion makes no
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by muddi900 2y ago
Just replying for the sake of the odd search user that ended up here, this is a good video comparing OpenAI deep research with Gemini as of mid-february 2025: https://youtu.be/zE4eApsRYuo?si=X7841lTK_NiGAZ15cfv
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by muddi900 2y ago
That is a 30% increase. But that is only till 2023. It is probably higher in 2024. However, while most conservatives are too politically correct to admit it, a spike in dead women is an acceptable price for the salvation that comes from rem
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by muddi900 2y ago
Is there an actual comparison of the quality of the research bots? the ones I saw on youtube seem to only give a simple overview of how much detail each gives. OpenAI gives you a lot of info, but is it accurate or useful?
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by muddi900 2y ago
No there isn't. You can't, rightfully, campaign to make rape legal for a day without your life being ruined through ostracization. I wouldn't want to be associated with such a person. And that is in public. In private you hav
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by muddi900 2y ago
I am guessing Excel is popular but hated, has a lot of cruft that can't be cleaned up because there are mission critical spreadsheets depending on it.
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by muddi900 2y ago
"If we redefine intelligence to include things generative models can do, then they are intelligent." Seems like a good argument, but it is not. The other argument made, "Planes are like birds, in that they can fly, without us
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by muddi900 2y ago
Are there any agents out there in the wild?
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by muddi900 2y ago
Your definitions of social norms ass backwards. Cultural norms dictate some modicum of restraint on everyone. You have no obligation to tolerate me if I call your wife a whore. Any given community has its social norms that dictate what you
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by muddi900 2y ago
And yet we created trains that are a more efficient way of traversing cities built around horses as well. Why can't you design a city around it? It would be different than Houston or LA, but would that be a bad thing?
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by muddi900 2y ago
No fatalities. I believe there were some injuries.
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by muddi900 2y ago
This is about 20 years old tech. Most cabins today have CCTV cameras on board.
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by muddi900 2y ago
But cities designed around trains are superior and it was a contemporary technology that was ignored.

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